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January 1992
ANGELO I. GEORGE and GARY A. O'DELL, The Saltpeter Works at Mammoth Cave and the New Madrid Earthquake
JAMES B. THOMAS, Jr., A Sampler of Kentucky Newspaper History: The Newspapers of Nelson County
THOMAS D. MATIJASIC, Antifederalism in Kentucky
JOHN ALLEN DUNCAN, Focus on Kentucky Genealogy: Forsythe Footprints in Kentucky
April 1992
EMMET V. MITTLEBEELER, The Aftermath of Louisville's Bloody Monday Election Riot of 1855
AGNES GRAHAM SANDERS RILEY, The Shelby-Campbell King's Mountain Controversy and the Gubernatorial Campaign of 1812
MARY R. BLOCK, Child-Saving Laws of Louisville and Jefferson County, 1854-1894: A Socio-Legal History
NANCY D. BAIRD, ". . . Been Pretty Good": The Diary of an Eight-Year-Old
JAMES TRACE KIRKWOOD, Corporate Profile: The American Life and Accident Insurance of Kentucky
July 1992
KENTUCKY BICENTENNAL ISSUE
THOMAS D. CLARK, The Kentucky Heritage
LOWELL H. HARRISON, James Wilkinson: A Leader For Kentucky?
NANCY D. BAIRD and CAROL CROWE-CARRACO, A "True Woman's Sphere": Motherhood in Late Antebellum Kentucky
ROBERT M. IRELAND, The Buford-Elliott Tragedy and the Traditions of Kentucky Criminal Justice
JAMES C. KLOTTER, Snapshots of a State in Change: An Overview of Kentucky in the Twentieth Century
JOE NICKELL, Kentucky Genealogical Research: An Investigative Approach
October 1992
DOUG CANTRELL, Himlerville: Hungarian Cooperative Mining in Kentucky
LEONARD SCHLUP, Adlai Stevenson and the Presidential Election in 1892
DWAYNE COX, From Competition to Consolidation: Medical Education in Louisville, 1850-1910
LUCY BRENT SLATER, Kentucky Biographical Notebook William R. Belknap, 1811-1889
January 1993
TED FRANKLIN BELUE, Did Daniel Boone Kill Pompey, the Black Shawnee, at the 1778 Siege of Boonesborough?
KENNETH C. CARSTENS, The 1780 William Clark Map of Fort Jefferson
SUE LYNN MCGUIRE, "Parting Friends": Southeastern Kentucky Funeral Customs, 1880-1915
JERRY HOPKINS, Evangelism, Prohibition, and Reform: Mordecai F. Ham and Prohibition in Kentucky
April 1993
JOE NICKELL, Tracking Jesse James in Kentucky
JEANNE C. SCHMITZER, The Sable Guides of Mammoth Cave
JOSEPH E. BRENT, The Civil Works Administration in Western Kentucky: Work Relief's Dress Rehearsal under Fire
LOWELL H. HARRISON, Kentucky Biographical Notebook Coach E. A. Diddle: Motivator of Men
July 1993
WHITNEY K. HARDY, ed., Chronicle of Syke: Jefferson County, Kentucky, Carl Theodore Frederic Schwartz
STEPHEN MIDDLETON, Law and Ideology in Ohio and Kentucky: The Kidnapping of Jerry Phinney
GERALD O. HAFFNER, A Peek at Indiana's Pioneer Period Through the Estate of Adam Wible
JOELLEN TYLER JOHNSTON, Focus on Kentucky Genealogy: "Captain" Robert Langley Tyler of Tyler's Station
October 1993
GARY A. O'DELL, Water Supply and the Early Development of Lexington, Kentucky
JUSTINE J. SPEER and ARNITA A. JONES, A History of Louisville General Hospital School of Nursing
THOMAS D. BALDWIN, George D. Prenctice, the Louisville Anzeiger, and the 1855 Bloody Monday Riots
JOHN E. L. ROBERTSON, Congress at the Iron Banks?
January 1994
TED FRANKLIN BELUE, Terror in the Canelands: The Fate of Daniel Boone's Salt Boilers
GREGORY KENT STANLEY, Making a Home: Italians and Jews in Louisville
SARA B. BEARSS, "To Buckle on Armor Again": Henry Clay's Letters to Donald MacLeod
GREGORY K. CULVER, The Sick and the Dead: Self-Dosage, Medical Treatment and Burial During the 1918 Spanish-Influenza Epidemic in the Jackson Purchase
April 1994
LARRY CEPLAIR, Mattie Griffith Browne: A Kentucky Abolitionist
DOROTHY C. RUSH, Early Accounts of Travel to the Falls of the Ohio: A Bibliography with Selected Quotations, 1765-1833
RICHARD HEDLUND, The Most Hated Man in America: Fred Vinson and the Office of Economic Stabilization
HERMAN LANDAU, First-Person History: Jewish Journalism in Louisville
July 1994
WORLD WAR II ISSUE
FRANK F. MATHIAS, A Kentucky Teenager Makes Peace With War
RONALD R. VAN STOCKUM, Jungle Attack
LARRY S. TABOR, The Rock of Corregidor: The Heroism of Lieutenant Bethel V. Otter
MARY JEAN KINSMAN, The Kentucky Home Front: World War II
JAMES RUSSELL HARRIS, Admiral Kimmel and Pear Harbor: Heritage, Perception, and the Perils of Calculation
Research Note: Sources for the Study of World War II in the Collections of The Filson Club Historical Society
October 1994
NANCY DISHER BAIRD, "To Hear Their Beefs and Squa[w]s": A Kentucky Congressman Visits Postwar Europe
TERESA CECILIA SHARKEY, The Home Front: The Women of Lexington, Kentucky, During World War II
H. LEW WALLACE and JAMES C. CLAYPOOL, Brief Moments of Glory: Weaver's Warriors--The 192nd "Kentucky" Tank Battalion in the Philippines
PHILIP ARDERY, Pritch
January 1995
JONATHAN JEFFREY, The Hill Builder: Brinton B. Davis and Western Kentucky University
MICHAEL A. FLANNERY, Arthur K. Moore and Kentucky Culture
PAUL KNEPPER, The Kentucky Penitentiary at Frankfort and the Origins of America's First Convict Lease System, 1798-1843
CARL E. KRAMER, Fisherville: Jefferson County's Stringtown on the Turnpike
April 1995
ALLEN C. GUELZ0, A Sufficiently Republican Church: George David Cummins and the Reformed Episcopalians in 1873
RONALD F. WHITE, William Stout Chipley and the Evolution of the Medical Superintendency at Eastern State Lunatic Asylum, 1855-1869
GREGORY KENT STANLEY, "Not Conducive to the Best Interests of this Institution": President James Kennedy Patterson, The Board of Trustees, and University of Kentucky Athletics, 1890-1910
JOHN A. HARDIN, Green Pinckey Russell, Francis Marion Wood, and Kentucky Normal and Industrial Institute, 1912-1929: A Study in Politics and Race
HENRY C. MAYER, First-Person History A City Slicker Meets Eastern Kentucky
July 1995
LEONARD SCHLUP, Kentucky's Native Son: Adlai E. Stevenson and The Politics of Persuasion
LEE SHAI WEISSBACH, Kentucky's Jewish History in National Perspective: The Era of Mass Migration
CLYDE F. CREWS, Roots of a Renaissance: Cultural Visitors in Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century Louisville
KENNETH EUGENE CORDER, "You Can't Get a Gold Mine for a Pocket of Change": The Struggle for Local Funding of Agricultural Extension in Breckinridge County, Kentucky, 1918-1939
October 1995
C. WALKER GOLLAR, The Mammoth Cave Stagecoach Robbery and the Effectiveness of the Kentucky Judicial System in the 1880s
ROBERT M. IRELAND, The Green-Hargis Affair: Judicial Politics in Nineteenth-Century Kentucky
AUDREA MCDOWELL, The Pursuit of Health and Happiness at the Paroquet Springs in Kentucky, 1838 to 1883
JOHN S. MOREMEN, First-Person History Alben W. Barkely: The End of a Speech
January 1996
SCOTT BLAKEMAN, Night Comes to Berea College: The Day Law and the African-American Reaction
CHADWICK MONTRIE, A Path to Reform: Confronting the Garbage Crisis in Louisville, 1865-1873
HENRY C. MAYER, The 1939 Louisville Colonels: The Team that Never Quit
ALEXANDER I. BURCKIN, A "Spirit of Perseverance": Free African-Americans in Late Antebellum Louisville
April 1996
FREDERICK SMOCK, First-Person History Vezenobres: A Louisville Literary Circle is Closed in Provence
ARTHUR H. and VIRGINIA T. KEENEY, From Louisville to the North Pole: Did Peary Leave Verhoeff to Die?
WILLIAM PRESTON MANGUM, Disaster at Woodburn Farm: R.A. Alexander and the Confederate Guerilla Raids
JOSEPH Y. DESPAIN, Kentucky Biographical Notebook: Hannah Daviess Pittman
July 1996
SARAH CHAPIN, ed., Edward Jarvis's Journal of a Journey from Louisville, Kentucky, to New Orleans, of a Visit of Eight Days, and of his Return to Louisville, 16 April to 6 May 1841
GREGORY KENT STANLEY, "The Flagrant Injustice Done Me by the Board": The Strange and Prolonged Retirement of University of Kentucky President James Kennedy Patterson
NEAL O. HAMMON, Research Note: Did George Rogers Clark Close the Kentucky County Land Office?
October 1996
ANNE CRABB, "What Shall I Do Now?" The Story of the Indian Captivities of Margaret Paulee, Jones Hoy, and Jack Callaway, 1779-ca.1789
TED FRANKLIN BELUE, Chester Harding, James Otto Lewis, and "Col. Daniel Boon": A Search for the True Image of America's First Frontier Hero
WILLIAM G. O'TOOLE, JR., and CHARLES E. AEBERSOLD, trans., Research Note: Louisville's Bloody Monday Riots from a German Perspective